Baritone star on air for Sunday program
Baritone Thomas, listed among Who's Who, will perform on WOAT Sunday at 4 PM with a varied program including songs like Home on the Range and The Sweetest Story Ever Told. The Galveston station will also feature two Columbia broadcasts, a church talk by Pastor Aly Jan Chalmers, and music from the Cathedral hour and a symphony selection by Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HW
Lean
Thomas
Columbia
Aly Jan
Chalmers
Broadver Tibernacle Congregational Church
Fifternoon
WOAT
Neewers
Daniel A. Poling
Parkes
Efelnck
Harry
Zoo Amusic
Promize
KSA
Columbia Network
Channon Collinge
Arthur Suillcants
Gmvand
Christian Somiers
Deany Calder
Vandel
Rat Marrabens
Oller Salists
Adelf Vasa
Barbra Maut
Rosy
Statin
Warner
TSA
Formata
Sirrl
Radio Programs On WOAL Sunday Morning Schedule
A fragmented list describes WOAL Sunday morning radio plans and network links. It lists Eddie Cantor and other performers with show times across different networks and stations, noting forthcoming changes and guest appearances as the New Year begins.
Cilinqustry Probe Sought by Congress Over Gas Tax Evasion
A draft by James Dace, president of the National Gasoline Tax Center, urges a congressional probe into state tax evasion in the oil industry. The document signals possible inquiries by federal agencies into gasoline tax totals spanning millions, seeking explanations from tax authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiames Dace
Dice
Colorn
Samo Durgiz
Cjorann
Suit to Foreclose on a Major Mortgage Filed
In Chattanooga a suit to foreclose on a 4 258 000 mortgage was filed in district court today against W Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company with plants in Chattanooga Kansas City and Macon Georgia. Receivers were asked in the same suit. The action involves a gold bond issue of 1925 to be paid off semi annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tern
Tan
Fritters
Teay
W. Dickey Clay Manufgeuring Company
Kansan City
Macon
2500 Jobless to March on Capital PUTSBIRGH
Under the leadership of Pather James Hy Cox of St. Patrick's ehireh an all Communistics demonstration will start another march toward the national capital. About twenty employed in TOC automobiles and trucks will begin early Tuesday morning to press for immediate relief and public aid.
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Putsbirgh
Pather
James Hy Cox
St. Patrick's
Ehireh
Uon
Women Fliers Set to Leave for New York for Buenos Aires
Indianapolis dispatch: Mrs Stoth Stewart of St Louis and Mrs Dobhin Stanford, amateur aviators, arrived at the municipal airport from New Orleans after stopping in Charleston, S.C. They expect to depart at 8:30 tomorrow morning for New York en route to Buenos Aires.
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Tndianapolin
INS
Mes.Stoth. Stewart
St. Louin
Dobhin Stanford
Noviatrizes
New York
Buenos Aires
Countess of Bessborough Receives Dame of Grace Honor
The Countess of Bessborough, wife of Canada’s governor general, was named a Dame of Grace in the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. The London Gazette announced the honour, awarded to British subjects of Christian faith for humanitarian services.
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London
Jon
Countess of
Bessborough
Canada
Order of St. John of Jerusalem
London Gazette
Corpus Victim of Gunshot Buried in Flour Bluff
Funeral services were planned today for William Powler who died from a gunshot accident at the home of Tom Graham in Flour Bluff. The incident occurred about 10:00 am and figures from the scene are being released as authorities investigate the accidental shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powler
Tom Graham
Flour Bluff
Pola Negri Discharged After Hospital Stay
Pola Negri, Polish film star, leaves Santa Monica hospital with a chauffeur guiding her to a limousine after an operation for intestinal obstruction on December 16. She spoke briefly to photographers and reporters, describing recovery as a difficult period aided by transfusion.
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Santa Monica
Cantugan
Poly Negri
Hoxtal
Misa Negri
Miss Negel
Cotton Blooming on Alabama Farm Reported
An Alabama farm near Montgomery reports cotton blooming in January signaling unusual early harvest conditions. The update notes a crop in the warehouse and mentions H. O. Soolh as a local figure quoted on the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Ingamely
Alt
H. O. Soolh
Mear Montgomery
Booth
Shaw Won't Appeal Order In Bank Case
State Banking Commission states Shaw will not appeal a mandatory order issued by Tulge Frederick Stevens of Seventy third district court. The order requires Shaw as statutory receiver for the bank to refund 38000 to Wurzbach and the county commissioners from a trust fund in probate custody. Attorney John Gond said the order may be appealed earlier this week.
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Commiestance
Tulge Prederick Stevens
Seventy-third District Court
Shaw
C. JS. Blatthesis
W. A. Warzbach
Aud Wrist Company
Ffudee Wurzbach
John W. Gondwin
Accident victim dies in automobile crash at Corpus Christi
In Aransas Pass a funeral set for Mrs. Welwight following injuries from an automobile accident. Officials say the Corpus Christi crash caused fatal injuries and prompted sev eral services for the victim.
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Corpus conPud Obrsrt
Aransas Pass
Uteronf
Pnt
Hospital siege at Boston hospital ends in police chase
In Boston on January 2 a violent incident broke into a siege at a hospital as two masked men attacked staff and attempted to loot patients. Police pursued the suspects through multiple wards, forcing the pair to flee near a window before being cornered. Names given by the prisoners included Jones Duzonn and Michael Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Padingy Waa
Thio
Jones Duzonn
Michael Carr
Freight Rates Raised on Colorado Railroads
Colorado railroads will implement a 1 percent freight rate increase on internal shipments starting Monday. The Colorado Public Utilities Commission approved the hike today, aligning with recent increases approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
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John Charles Thomas
Lapsa
Flvision
Akful
Galvestan
Sul Vere
Rexch
Hayr
Walter Winchell
Gol Inucié
Bakere
WOAL
Melock
Eddie Cantor
Tebinelf
Danuars
Cle Nd
Willlrurge Tessel
A. van
Menday
KTLA
Gross Murle
AO Atelock
Arthur Tyareth
Fam Fh Elock
Federation
Wwe
Wilson
Ambay
GTSA
Joe Kilocséley
Orenestra
Lolumbis
mcRev
Donald
The
Manhattan Serenaders
Aung Weer
Edna Wallace Hopper
Eliseset
America
Wells
Bowes and
Ie Caplin Parmbig
Iet Brea
Ilinal
m—Symphony
Progran
M.o
National Youth Conference
Sentay Kerwints
General Tireiris
ra—Levitzhi
Evdaret
Blane Uwe
Chaze & Santorarch
Ad Mba
Farmillar Steshc
Sceishboce
Ponutar Coxewraftstt
Dim Marer
Olsy Dusine
Populsr Usin
Indes
Earl Abel
Tabernacle
M. A
Vanermele
Tallmedge Inn Orchestra
Ktsa
Gnotzeles m
Thurman Barrer
Salon Nouaktin Chyo
Fuhr Jarrele
Sam Swager
Ilose Gorman
Pedera
Le.m
Greakfest Areviilen
Chetrie Brenstes
A.rie and
Bier
I. A
Et Cook Ts
Ms Studio Morte
Ererat
Gregram
Rca Weather Forecast
Saieual Faria & Jieme
Frank Dobie
Oe Lee
Woai
Republic Portland Cement CO. Manufactuers of
Longhorn
Portland Comest
San Antonio, Texas
Cilinqustry
N.Y
D. Ite
Positier Mauler
Hecott ravIeas
Petarira
Or. B. Gregory
Alamo Plaza
Sommers Drug Store
Pola Negri
George W. Iagy
Axminster
Beauifel Ams
Fame
Devigar
Tradteraia
Beira
Ezica
Apovkin, Furniture
N. Flores
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